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Name 2 opposite modal verbs to use when you’re sure that something: a) happened b) didn’t happen
a) must have been; b) can’t have been
Name 1 future form to use to talk about things that are planned to happen at a specific time?
be due to
Which tense is used to describe gradual change?
Present Continuous
If we have a condition of time, after when, as soon as, until, by the time, before, do we use present or future tenses?
Present tenses
Which tenses are used for temporary (or incomplete actions)?
Continuous
What conditional do you use when present situation explains our past decision?
2 + 3 - If + Past simple, would have V3
Name 2 other meanings of ‘will’ that DO NOT refer to future
1. habit; 2. refuse to do smth
Name 3 future forms to talk about smth that is going to happen very soon.
to be about (to + Inf), to be on the verge of (Gerund), to be on the point of (Gerund)
What is the form of perfect infinitive? When and why do we use it?
to have V3/ed; after some special verbs e.g. seem, appear, etc. - finished action
Which tense is used for future actions that are expected to happen because they usually do?
Present Simple (schedules or timetables) or Future Continuous
What conditional do you use when a past event has a present effect?
3+2. If + Past Perfect, would + V
Which tenses are used to describe unusual behavior (not typical)?
Continuous tenses
Name 3 modal verbs to express possibility. Which one can not be used in negative form to express possibility?
Might, could, may. We cannot use could for negative possibility
What is the difference between so and such?
Adj. after so and noun after such
Name 2 modal verbs that are used to express criticism of someone’s past action.
could have V3/ed and should have V3/ed
What do we use cleft sentences for? What two structures are used?
Use it for emphasizing some info. It + be + emphasized word+ that/who/etc clause. OR Wh-clause +be + emphasized word
